The Measure D initiative ended the legality of Alameda County developing city-like urbanization.  The competing Measure C, designed to be weaker and placed on the ballot by the Board of Supervisors, was defeated.  From this point forward, urbanization would only be undertaken by cities.
 
The Measure D initiative ended the legality of Alameda County developing city-like urbanization.  The competing Measure C, designed to be weaker and placed on the ballot by the Board of Supervisors, was defeated.  From this point forward, urbanization would only be undertaken by cities.
 
===2002 North Livermore Urban Growth Boundary===
 
===2002 North Livermore Urban Growth Boundary===
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